I had a 67 with that 199 engine and could not keep the distributor from turning on its own. Dad had a 63 with the 196 same as my 60 had. Never had point problems. Later both got 77 AMC Hornets and we both had to carry extra ignition moduals and change many a time on the road. The modual failed in my 90 Ford car as wife was driving down bussy highway in left lane. Had a 74 Chevy pickup for years before I found out it had points. Very seldom did points ever make trouble. Garage changed 70 GMC to electronic as was having running problems, was the carb that was a model parts could not be gotten for, Put a different model carb on and all running problems stoped except fuel milage dropped. Years later I found out that it was a Dodge carb on a GMC from factory with several expermital items on it as it was used as a service truck for Cadillac dealer till they went bankrupt and it got away from GM that it was not supposed to.
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